Dear Aaron Hicks,
I am a student at the University of Maryland. For one of my classes, in a small group, we are working on a paper discussing the feasibility of DIY bio as a movement and the proper role of government within this mostly open source phenomenon. We have been scouring mostly print and scientific journals, but could really use first hand accounts of people who are involved in conducting their own non-institutionalized research.
If you are interested please respond to this post with anything you have to say and please post pictures if you can of products and supplies you use. We would really like to learn more about DIY bio and the people involved. Thanks in advance for your consideration!
Thanks again,
Kyle
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